Jordan Doman

2017 Hertz Fellow

Jordan Doman is a Harvard Junior Fellow.

Doman completed her PhD in the Chemistry and Chemical Biology Department at Harvard University. Her graduate research studied genome editing and directed evolution in the lab of David R. Liu. She is passionate about enabling therapeutically relevant genome editing.

As a Hertz Fellow and a National Science Foundation GRFP Fellow, Jordan studies genome editing and directed evolution in the lab of David R. Liu. In the lab, she is passionate about enabling therapeutically relevant genome editing and mentoring younger students. Outside of the lab, she enjoys baking, hiking, and reading.

Graduate Studies

PhD, Harvard University
Chemistry, Chemical Biology
Development of Enhanced Base Editors and Prime Editors Through Protein Engineering and Directed Evolution

Undergraduate Studies

University of Pennsylvania

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